Commentary
Marxism, collectivism and conformity — DEI’s perils make mark in America
Fifty-six percent of U.S. adults said in a recent Pew Research Center survey that focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace is a “good thing.” Only 16% said it was a “bad thing.” And 28% said it was “neither good nor bad.”
America, the faithless: Only half in nation now certain God exists
The latest General Social Survey, conducted by NORC, the research arm of the University of Chicago, found only half of Americans say they’re certain God exists. In a country where rights come from God, and government is only in place to protect those inherent birth rights and liberties, this finding spells doom.
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First walk, then run: New York Times whitewashes Biden presidency
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Trump never changes: Making a third bargain with the devil
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Those who argue there are no inherent differences between men and women are in denial
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Even before the June 1 kickoff to "Pride Month," a 30-day celebration of LGBTQ+ people and causes, there was "an unprecedented backlash" from conservatives and others over the deep involvement of corporate America, The Washington Times' Valerie Richardson reported.
Washington Post hit piece on home schooling is thinly veiled attack on Christianity
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'The Chosen' flies the rainbow flag
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Teachers can't educate, but boy, can they indoctrinate
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New concessions in Cuba-Russia alliance show how little has changed since Cold War
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